Which Came First – Flowers or Bees?
Flowers and bees co-exist together. Flowers are the bees’ source of food; they provide bees with nectar and pollen. Bees are the means to reproduce…
Author: Sushmita
The Amazing Science of… Dust?
Dust is something that is found everywhere. No matter how many times you get rid of it from your house, they keep appearing. This continuous…
How Many Trees Are There?
Trees are essential to our planet; they give us oxygen, store carbon, filter groundwater, sustain our ecosystem, and give life to wildlife. Being the longest…
How Dogs Became Our Best Friends
Dogs are known as “man’s best friend”. The history of their friendship goes long back; perhaps it is the oldest friendship among any two species.…
The Far Future of the Universe
The future is filled with uncertainty. However, the future of the universe has been predicted with the help of science. 10,000 years from now Antares…
How An Igloo Keeps You Warm
Humans, plants, and animals have been using snow to keep themselves warm in icy cold areas. Igloo is a type of hut that is built…
Honey: Bacteria’s Worst Enemy
Honey is a food substance produced by honey bees through secretions of plants that is nectar or from other insects such as honeydew. While honey…
Cloudy climate change: How clouds affect Earth’s temperature
Climate change is a serious and urgent issue that is yet to be tackled. It is already having an alarming impact on Mother Nature with…
How do we study the stars?
“Twinkle, twinkle little star, How I wonder what you are?” The glimmering stars have always intrigued the minds of humans. It wasn’t just their beauty…
Why sitting is bad for you
Sitting is a comfort to our body. While it seems like a harmless thing and a benefit to our body, it’s the opposite. Built for…